Sentence examples for support for surrendering from inspiring English sources

No Arab leader with whom he had consulted -- including President Hosni Mubarak of Egypt, King Abdullah of Jordan and Crown Prince Abdullah of Saudi Arabia -- offered support for surrendering claim to sovereignty over any part of Jerusalem.

He said, "There is a cultural context for surrendering themselves.

In March 1920, having recovered enough to wage a final battle against the Republicans, Wilson could have garnered support for a League of Nations by surrendering minor concessions.

Only three per cent supported surrendering him to the United States.

The operational command of the army was to be held for one day in turn by each of the 10, but the four who had supported Miltiades surrendered their right to command to him.

To reject this legacy and embrace the failed 1970s policies of one-size-fits-all regulatory mandates would signify unilateral surrender of principled support for markets.

In the article, he expressed support for historical theories that Black Hawk had voluntarily surrendered.

McCain claims there is no contradiction between his past support for protecting Native religious freedom and his work to surrender Oak Flat to mining.

Public support for the strikers, undermined by the brutal treatment of the surrendered Pinkertons, suffered more damage with an assassination attempt on Frick by Russian anarchist Alexander Berkman, who was not connected to the union, on July 23.

"What had become of the great conservative?" Schultz asks, suggesting that Buckley's support for the domestically liberal Nixon was a political surrender rather than a tactical feint in the long game he was playing.

Until last month discussions on U.N. support for Cambodian trials had made little progress since the surrender in 1999 of the last fugitive Khmer Rouge leaders.